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Show Second Session Stated Juiy 15 For Swimming Instruction at Am. Fork Pool Registration for the second session at the American Fork Veterans Memorial Pool will be tield this Saturday, beginning at 8 a.m. There will be no tele phone or prior registration and none will be accpeted earlier than the 8 a.m. opening. ' Instruction in the second ses sion will begin July 15 and end August 27. Fee per child will be $6, with race team fee set at $3 per family. Season pass for both Individual and family will be available at one-half rate, $7.50 for individual and $17.50 for a family pass. The pool will be open to public swimming at 3 p.m. each after noon and is also available to groups after 7:30 p.m. for $10 per hour or $12.50 for one and one-half hours. Persons desiring to obtain private lessons or ar range group rental may contact John Hansen, pool manager. In structors are Kathy Diederich, Craig Souman and Bill Evans. All are WSI certified and have had teaching experience. Students must have passed swimmers to take Jr. Life Sav- ENJOYABLE GATHERING Sunday, July 7 was an enjoyable day for Barbara Ann and Robert M. Searle and daughters, Robin and Allison when a large number of family members gathered at th- West Point LDS Second Ward where their tiny new daughter, Angelia was given a name and blessing in the Testimony meet ing by her father. Assisting In the ordinance was E. W. Robbins and Max P. Searle, grandfathers of the little miss, Leslie C. Searle, great grandfather grand-father and the bishop of the ward. . Following the meeting attended by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rob-bins, Rob-bins, Mr. and Mrs. Alva T. Lar-sen Lar-sen and family of Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Robbins and family of Tremonton; Mr. and Mrs. Max P. Searle and daughter, Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Searle and children, Mr. and Mrs. Michale Searle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Les-lie C. Searle and Miss Alice Parker all of American Fork, the group of 33 met at the home of Barbara Ann and Robert where a delicious dinner was enjoyed and the remainder of the day was spent in visiting and taking pictures. ing. There will be no make up passes and no refunds for lessons les-sons after the first week. The following schedule has been outlined for the second session: ses-sion: 7:30-8:30 a.m., Monday thru Saturday, race team; 8:30-9:15, Intermediate 1, Monday, Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Friday; Women. Tuesday, Tues-day, Thursday, Saturday; 9:15 to 10, Beginning 1, Monday, Wednesday, Wednes-day, Friday; Swimmers, Tuesday, Tues-day, Thursday, Saturday; 10-11, Training School, Monday, Wednesday, Wed-nesday, Friday; Senior and Junior Jun-ior Life Saving (rate, $7.50), Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; 11-11:45, 11-11:45, Beginners 2, Monday, Wednesday, Wed-nesday, Friday; Beginners 3, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; 11:45-12:30, Older beginners 1, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Beginners Be-ginners 4, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; 12:30-1:15, Advanced Beginners 1, Monday, Wednesday, Friday; Advanced Beginners 2, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; 1:15-2, Open, Monday, Wednesday, Wednes-day, Friday; Intermediate 2, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; 2-3, open, Monday, Wednesday, Friday; Older Beginners, Tuesday, Tues-day, Thursday, Saturday. This class will not begin until Aug 6 and will cost $3.50 for this class only. Checks should be made payable to "A. F. Pool." Mr. Hansen emphasizes that any child who has not passed beginning be-ginning swimming or who is seven years and under must be accompanied accom-panied by an adult at all times for public swimming. Special events announced include in-clude the Steel Days Invitational swim meet, July 19; annual water show, Aug. 2 and 3. Ulah High School Rodeo Finals Slated in Lehi Arena June 18-20 WELL DRILLING OPERATION MAKES PROGRESS AS FIRST PHASE OF WATER PROJECT BEGINSThe 16 inch well which is the first phase of the $28,050 project is moving well, as workmen work-men keep the drilling rig in operation eight hours a day. The bit had reached the 200 foot depth as this picture was taken Monday. Work is expected to continue for about five weeks, going to a 600 foot depth for the much needed well. J. S. Lee and Sons are contractors for the drilling project. ' " The Utah High School Rodeo Finals will be held at the Lehi rodeo arena on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 18, 19 and 20, beginning at 8:00 p.m. The sponsoring organization is the Utah Valley Longhorns Rodeo Ro-deo Club, local high school or ganization. This is an opportunity to see young western cowboys and cowgirls at their best. Everyone is reminded to make plans to attend at-tend and aid in the success of the event. The stock contractor is the Circle J Rodeo Company. Tickets are available from any club member, on the Grand Prize, which will be a prime beef. This will be given away on July 20, at the rodeo. According to Terry Black, president of the "Longhorns" the South Summit Rodeo, held June 14, 15 in Kamas, concluded conclud-ed the working rodeo season in high school rodeo. Winning honors hon-ors in this last rodeo were-Dale were-Dale Harris, first in calf roping, with Stan Lewis qualifying in calf roping. Nancy Cook won third in the barrel race and pole bending. bend-ing. STATE FINALS Now that the working rodeo season is over, Utah's 302 N.H.S.R.A. members are looking forward to the State Finals Rodeo Ro-deo that will climax the rodeo season for 1368. The State Finals promises to be a rewarding and worthy climax cli-max to the year's activities. Geneva Gen-eva Steel's "Errors Zero ' program pro-gram donated the "All Around Cowboy" trophy saddle. Ill IIIC 3111 Automatic GLASS INSTALLATION One Day Service All Makes and Models Call Gene Harvey Chevrolet Am. Fork hn SPOTLIGHT SALE! 2 Ovens! Broil or bake in either oven or both at the same time! School Demo Coppertone 40" Automatic Range Both ovens can be set to turn on and off automatically for convenient "away-from-home" cooking Removable oven doors quicker clean-ups! Master Oven Picture Pic-ture Window Door Automatic Timer, clock, minute timer 2 Appliance Outlets, Out-lets, 1 timed (95 w.l. New Warranty Washday Wonder ...only 24" Wide! Family Size Loads ... All Fabrics 2 Cycles 2 Wash Speeds 195 W.l. Model .1-476 Special Permanent Press Cycle . . . "no iron" garments come out wrinkle-free, I ready to wear! General Electric Premier High Speed Gas Dryer Model DG-4813A 195 w.t. No Down Payment 1st Payment in October Air Conditioner Clearance Miller Ready Mix and Naylor Equipment Company donated the "All Around Cowgirl" trophy saddle. The leading merchants in the area donated the trophy belt buckles. JUDGES Fich?rd Smith of Lehi, and Bill Lewis of Springville will judge the riding and timed events. Mascaro's Circle L RodeoCom-pany RodeoCom-pany will provide the rough stock, and the Utah Valley Longhorns Rodeo Club will sponsor and host the entire event. The State Finals promises to be the biggest rodeo event for high school aged young people ever held in Utah. APPRECIATION The members of the UVLRC are grateful for all the help and support given them from the people peo-ple in this area. "We'll see you on July 18, 19 and 20, at the THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, July 11, 1968 Lehi rodeo grounds. Remember the prime beef to be given away, Saturday, July 20. Tickets can be obtained from any member of the Utah Valley Longhorns Rodeo Club." ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW Miss Rosemary Miller of American Fork left by jet plane Monday, July 8, for New London, Lon-don, Connecticut where she will spend her vacation with her sister sis-ter and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Rich (Nancy) Moore. Rich is an instructor in the Coast Guard Academy at New London. He Is presently on a cruise around Puerto Rico. Mrs. Moore recently returned to her home in New London after a ten day vacation in Puerto Rico. The two girls are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Miller of American Fork. It goes far toward making a man faithful to let him understand that you think him so. 53 North Merchant American Fork FIRM KPE CUKES each 6t TOMATO JUICE Pierces 4 46-oz. Cans BABY FOOD Gerbers 1 l 1 1 GRAPES Seedless TOILET TISSUE 17ATERHEL0HS I II II II I W $7.00 Hi Bottle f if ( cdV: Jjjjj . ) u lb. 27 12 Rolls 39 t JS 6 BACOII Corn King lb. SO ORANGE JUICE 6-oz. Can Frozen 6 for $1.00 FRUIT DRINKS Frozen 6-oz. Cans 14 cans $1.00 nn w i Lr i si it i n jnonk Portion PORK ROASTS Boston Butt lb. 53 SWISS STEAK Bwd Bone lb. 69c V A m 1 AA SWEET CREAM TableRite Reg. 83c lb. With the purchase of lb. 7 1ANDARINE ORANGES WHOLE KERNEL CORN 6 Cans for $1.09 n Orange, Grape a h Lm STATI FARM (sib INSURANCE J. Ralph Binnall Insurance 756-3517. f STATE FARM n PI I 120 North 1st East State Farm Life Insurance Company American Fork Home Office: Bloomington, iiiinois INSURANCE |
